Victims of Milwaukee firefighter who left Brewers home opener and killed them while he was racking up his second DUI.
Yoruba Sly-Lundasi, left, Wendell Ken Johnson, right.
Two people were killed when hit broadside by a Milwaukee firefighter who was arrested for DUI but his name was not released pending homicide charges by the District Attorney.
INSTEAD OF SAVING LIVES, THIS BOZO DRUNK FIREFIGHTER TOOK TWO LIVES
Two people were killed by a Milwaukee firefighter who was arrested by West Allis Police Department for drunk driving but his name was not released to the public. The names of the two people he allegedly killed were released. SEE EXTENSIVE COVERAGE BY
Two people were killed by a Milwaukee firefighter who was arrested by West Allis Police Department for drunk driving but his name was not released to the public. The names of the two people he allegedly killed were released. SEE EXTENSIVE COVERAGE BY FOX6NOW
From WLS
An Uber minivan had just pulled out of a parking lot in Milwaukee County headed southbound on 60th Monday afternoon when police say an off-duty Milwaukee firefighter driving a pickup truck slammed into the side of the van and sent it into oncoming traffic. Police said the firefighter had just left the Brewers home opener and was drunk.
Police say the impact killed the Uber passenger, Wendell Ken Johnson, of Chicago, and the driver, Yoruba Sly-Lundasi.
Four days after the crash, balloons left by Sly-Lundasi’s daughter remain at the crash site at 60th and Pierce in Milwaukee, more deflated but no less meaningful than the day she put them there. …MORE
From TMJ4.com
MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee firefighter accused of driving drunk and causing a deadly crash has been released from jail.
We’re told the man had been tailgating at Miller Park hours before the crash in West Allis that killed two people.
The 31-year-old was arrested two days ago, and released Friday. He has not yet been charged in the crash.
This wouldn’t be the first time this firefighter has faced alcohol-related charges, but they are the most serious. In a criminal complaint from 2014, the man allegedly behind the wheel Monday night was under the influence when he was shooting a gun at a campground in northern Wisconsin two years ago.
It happened in Langlade County. He tells the investigating officer in the complaint that he consumed a six pack and had some Jim Beam and that he shot his pistol because” It makes me feel better.” …MORE
